DEN008B

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from an accredited institution
• Professional Engineer (PE) license required (Colorado), with ability to obtain licensure in additional states preferred
• 15+ years of experience in electrical engineering, including leadership experience on medium-to-large projects
• Proficiency in developing grounding, area classification, power distribution, single-line, and motor control drawings
• Strong understanding of protective devices, coordination techniques, and electrical system analysis
• Experience in estimating manhours, managing schedules, assigning work, and communicating with project stakeholders
• Ability to review and verify completeness and quality of engineering deliverables
• Expertise in ANSI, IEEE, IEC, NEC, and other relevant industry codes and standards
• Proficiency in conducting arc flash analyses and calculations
• Experience in AC Mitigation analysis
• Ability to perform complex engineering calculations, including load flow, short circuit, harmonics, equipment sizing, large motor starting, grounding, transient stability, electromagnetic transients, and insulation coordination
• Familiarity with specifying and procuring high, medium, and low-voltage electrical equipment, including MCCs, transformers, and switchgear
• Strong client interface skills with the ability to understand and address client needs
• Proven ability to lead and collaborate effectively with engineers and designers
• Experience with electrical modeling and analytical software, such as ETAP or EasyPower, for power system and transmission line studies (ETAP experience preferred)
• Previous experience participating in Total Installed Cost (TIC) estimates
• Ability to manage project scope, schedule, and budget
• Familiarity with electrical construction techniques, installation practices, and plant start-up requirements

Benefits

• Paid Time Off (PTO)
• 401(k)
• Medical
• Vision
• Dental